The Brussels Post, 1949-3-2, Page 1S I' PUBLISHING[ HOUR
Wednesday, March 2nd, 1949
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Brunswick Sardines
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Pure Orange Marmalade 24 az. jar 29c
Celery Hearts 2 to a Bunch 200.
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Notice To Legion Members
The Brussels Branch of the Can-
adian Legion will holcl their regular
meeting on Tuesday, March 8th at
8:80 p.m., et the Legion room. Blyth
and ITowlek branches will attend and
a good turnout of all members is
requested.
HOCKEY- GAME
W. 0. 0. A. Intermediate
Semi -Finals
In Brussels Arena on
SATURDAY, MARCH 5th
at 8:30 p.m.
Mildmay Vs. Brussels
Admission 35c and lOc
Come out and support
your team.
IIMRWMMEAVOlig
0 come, let us worship and
bow down: let us kneed before
the Lord our Maker.
Melville Church
Minister Rev. G. A. Milne, M.A.
10 a. m. Sunday School .end
Bible Class.
11 a. in. "Modern Prophecy."
7 p, ne "The Heart of Christ.
Louis D. Thompson, Organist
and Cliorimastor.
ThleU'nited Ci: urch
OF CANADA
Minister Rev. Hugh Wilson
Organist Mr. Donald Dunoar
11 a. nl. Morning Worship
Where to Fiend the Master`
Junior Congregation
n Chinch School and
Bible Class.
7 p. m, ]Owning Praise
• Samuel.
•Come and Worship
Church of England
Parish of Brussels
Rev. J. H. Kerr, Brussels.
First Sunday in Lent a .
March 6th, 1949
8t. 'David's Church, Henfryn-W
9.80.a. m. Sunday School
10.30 a, m. ILolty Communion
8t, John's Church Brussels-
], p. it1. Sunday School
2 p. m. Holy Cosimninion
Lenten Service badh
Wedueeday. evening tit 8 p, m.
St. George's Church Walton*
L95 p. m, Holy Communionn
Sunday School
MAW S. ' NWS
0 e6 ERR
Brtgssefs
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to take this opportunity rf
Ihattiring my friends of Brussels
and community for the lovely curl
and gifts sent to me during my
resent illness and stay in the
Wingham hospital. It is very made
appreciated.
Mrs. George C. Johnstnin,
Winghanl, Ont.
eeizzeeeeevazzeeeeeeeeeeesenteaeeemeneerodesezzee.
REGENT THEATRESeafo'rth, Ont.
NOW PLAYING
Thurs., Fri., Set. March 3-4.5
Fort Apache
Majestic in sweep -breath -taking
action -A rousing epic of grit and
glory in the days when the'West was
won. with Henry Fonda and Shirley
Temple.
Mon., Tues., Wed. March 7-8-9
double feature
In Technicolor
The Black Arrow
with
Leuls Hayward and Janet Blair
Stirring tale of intrigue and drnma
of the 15th century ,. , and
In 01d Sacramento
with
William Moore and Constance Moore
where 'gold was king •- and love
was queen.
Next Thurs., Fri., Sat. Mor. 10-11.12
' (By Request)
The Egg And 1
with
Claudette Colbert Fred MacMurray
Modern clay pioneer yarn has splen-
did bits of poignant humanity,
laughter and near tragedy in a folksy
tale of young love.
COMING-
Mr. Blandings Builds His
• Dream House •
2� rR. f MAW
Capitol / Theatre+
LIS 5 O r/�jlr.L-,
Wed. Thur. Hate 2-3
Robert Donat, Greer Gerson
• in
"Goodbye Mr. Chips"
Fri. Sat. Mar. 4-5
SABU — Wendell Corey
Joanne Page tri
"Man -Eater of Kumaon"
Sat. Mat. at 2:00 p. m.
Mon. Tues. Mar. 7-8
Tyrone Power, Anne Baxter
"The :Luck Of The Irish"
TUESDAY PHOTO NITE
1st Offer $200.00
2nd Offer $60,00
Mon. Attendance Card Night,
1 Day Only Wed., Mar. 9
Henry Fonda, Dolores Del Rio
in "The Fugitive"
Thu. Fri. Sat. Mar. 10.11•'12
Gene Kelly, Lana Turner
June Allyson, Van Heflin
in "The Three Musketeers
in Technicolor:
CKNX.Mon. to Sat. 6.45 p.m.
VAIMUMICalgatiV
Scout - Guide Week
Was Fun
By J. M. L.
GOOD TURNS
Scout Outdo Week 1s ever lint
Scouts, Guides, Cube, Browatcs keep
right on fining at least ane good tarn
every day, As Edgar attest aptly
puts it ;
I have a life --I can't "50110,
A life that's amine, to moil end
shape,
Some things I lack. of eh•r'ngth
and eki11,
I 'blunter much and 01111We-still,
I east in my own way design-
' What is to be, this life of mine.
I becomes natural, for a Scoitt
Cub, Guide or Brownie to lend
hand and help ethers. So hem's a few
of the little things our boys end
triols slid, iast week to help others
especially those at. home.
BROWNIES
Jane Rann
al Monet ,lane missed Tuesday
night's open house, she still wen a
fined Brownie. On Saturday she
elenne.d upstairs fur 100111er and
helped wash the lunch dishes.
That's right Jane, you know what
the 'Brownie motto is.
Margaret McCutcheon
1'8 a working Brownie, we know
she helps at hone all the time, and
rarely do we see Margaret unless she
has one or two children by the band
A real mother's helper,
Excellent Work Margaret.
Elizabeth Myers and Rene
two little girls whn made rheic
own beds, and kept their men spicy
and span all week, also helped
mother polish the floor Saturday.
Wnrlt was done in record
Wonderful work Brownies, we
proud of you.
Mary Beth Jewell
Help mother each day with the
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Dr. R. W. Stephens Takes Over
Practice of Dr. J. H. Harper
1Jr, 1't. W. Stophnuy, Loudon, lies
taken over the practice of Dr. J. H.
1-rarper and will commence his duties
in Brussels on March 16th.
For the past seven undone -half
years Dr. Stephens has been on the
staff of Westminster hospital,
London, previ'oue to tliat time be was
practicing in Chesley for nineteen
years. He 15 a graduate of Toronto
University and interned at St,
Michael's hospital, He served over-
man in the Royal Navy during the
First World War,
Dr. and Mrs. Stephens have a
family of live, two boys and three
girls. Russell, who served in the
army is in his fourth year of
dentistry, Jn.mes. n medical student,
plays on the "Mustang" rugby team
of Western University. Dorothy in
aniehtng hoe year as a,, Ieinrlergarten
specialist art Toronto, isobel bee
'ontplelrrl a year and a !Ulf 13. Se. N,.
rnurse at Western and is now in
training at Victoria hospital, rlennr,
is In her third year at High school
11r. and i11rs. Stephens and their
family are members of the Church of
England.
Library Notes
Only two more story hours left! So
don't miss either of them. Next
Saturday, March 5, Mrs, Harvey
Gibson will be in elrar•ge end we
hope all the little folk from 4 to s
years will be present. The tinno? 3
o'clock, the place Brussels Library.
The Huron County 0o -operative,
w?11 make lbs regular exchange of
books nn Thursday, March 11 at
10.30 0. In. 1f you have any requests
please let the librarian' know in
good time.
COME COME COME
Free to all farmers
ANOTHER BIG JOHN DEERE
DAY SHOW
-see
"The Sugar Plum Tree"
Starring — Billie Burke and Don Wilson
-Plus-
Several interesting and educational
Pictures on John Deere Equipment
and modern farming practices.
The John Deere. Building — Brussels on
FRIDAY, MARCH 4th,
at 2:00 o'clock in afternoon and 8:00 o'clock at night .
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World Day Of Prayer
The World flay of Prayer will be
held in the United Church, Brussels,,
friday, March 4 at 8 P.M.
The committees expect that all
women of Brussels and ronununity
Wild make an effort to attend this
women's day of prayer.
Successful In Music
Examinations
The following are the results from
Brussels of the winter music exam.
Illations held 1•aet week at Stratford..
Singing
GRADE? I'First Class Honors, Mar -
arm. I'err'e,
Piano
GRADE 1 --Honours. Laearre McNair
tilt.\DE VII -Pass, Mavis Oliver.
GRADE IX -Pass, Donald Dunbar.
Melville Church
Dr, 11. H. Turner, Ingersoll, was
guest 1,0(4cher at tete morning
eervite on Sunday. Teta tnoreltng
anthem was "Brother James' Air"
The )toy scouts, girl guides, brownies
and cubs attended the evening
service, Rev. Mr, Milne took in-
cidents from the boyhood of David
to illustrate the conduct most
becoming in a youth. The anthems
were "Song of ILope and Peace" by
Sans-Souci, au+l "I will lift mine eyes
unto the chills" by Whitfield, Miss
Mary Lou McFarlane taking the solo ,
parts. •
James Henry Thuell
This community has lc.t nee of
its oldest residents with the passim
at Best General Hospital. Windsor,
Feb. 25tH of .Janes Henry Theell in
his 99th year. Although in ill
health for the past five years hls
death came as a shock to hie many
friends.
The deceased was born on Nnvenr-
ber 20th, 1960 In Bullet tr'wnship, He
was the .oldest son of Ssenuel and
Lydia Thuell. He has resided in
Brussels for the, past Lift r years
having .moved from his fn.rm on the
sixth line of Morris.
He leaves to mourn his loss two
brothers William of Brussels and
Robert of Palmerston also three
sisters Addie of Iiinburn; Emily of
Toronto ae d Janet of Buffalo.
Funeral service were conducted by
Rev. J. 3I, Kerr under the auspices
ref the 8.0,0,F. He was a member
of Western Lodge No, 149, 1,0.0.70 ,
Brussels eines 1905. He was a 1001n.
her of St. John's Anglican Church,
oleo a member of the Canadian
Order of Foresters, Service was
held from the residence of his
nephew Fred Thuell, Brussels and
his favorite. hymn "Abide With Me"
AVIS song.
The pallbearers were six Brother
Oddfellows: Wm, Little, Weider
W1Vl11tamson, Joe Wilton, R. .1
Bowman, Jack Evans and Chas,
Davidson.
Those. from out of town who
attended the funeral were Mr. and
Mrs. C. Tyrrell, Windsor; Mrs, IV.
Clare, Toronto; Mrs, B. Edwards,
Buffalo; Mr, -and Mrs, Wm. Thnell
Jr., Blyth; Mr, and Mra: Hugel. I'Iill,
Goderich; Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hill,
Godareb; Mr. and Mrs, C. Merker,
Dundalk; Mr. .and Mrs, Clothe
Thuell, Ripley; Kenneth Thuell,
Palmerston; Percy T.ituell, Hamilton;
Clifford Colelough, Kinburn,
There was, a beautiful array of
tlowov tributes.
CARD OF THANKS
i wis11 to express 111y sincere
thanks to all the kind friends end
neighbotn`s who So kindly remember-
ed me during my recent illness with
Garde, letters, flowers 'end treats
they will never be forgotten.
Mrs. Laura Lake
CARD OF THANKS
To all 'those who have been so
thougiltq'fn1, both of myself and
family, with flowers, cards, treats
and deeds, I wish to express my sleep
appreciation, "Tis sweet to be re.
membered."
Lillian 311 Wood
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to our many
friends 'who were so 'kind to tot
during our recent bereavement end
also to thank t'benr for the beautiful
floral offerings.
Mr, and Mrs, p'red N, tl'htiell
BRUSSELS, ONTAIR
English Bridal Couple
Honored By Farm Forum
Mr. and Mrs. violin 1.:•s,r•ride,
newlyweds, who errived front Ther
trap t l' ci,.11uid 81 the novas; of tie
groom's parents Mr. and Mr,. Prank
Langrkige, received a waren welcome
front thr• people of the irnnlmmtity in
whine they halve chosen to make
their new home.
The bridal couple eerivr'1 c
Halifax on Saturday night aft `r
extremely stormy passage op tee
Empress of Francs--, R. wag card ,o
be the roughest voyage made In ten
year's. Mr. and Mrs. Sohn Lnnf.ritloe
were aerompauied by ills . nn •
Dennis. The three cane to the hot
of their parent. Mr. and Mrs. Fr: ' 1
Le.ngridge, who carne to this corn.
niu:iicy last September and settled
on the farm of Jesse Wheeler. 4th
concession of Monn'is Tnwnehin.
Monday night member., •ef 11"
Bodmin Farm Foram met at the
Laugridge home and eetendel :1
hearty welcome to the new arrivals,
The bride and groom werestinw,.,•,•t
with manly lovely and :cnel'ut a'r-4
and the aecompanying addrede;
To Mr. and Mrs. John Langridge
Dear John and Joyce.
We, the members :,f R e':.•' 1
Farm Forum, welcome yol 11,i -
evening and extend to y -r eel-
heartiest
arheartiest congratulstinns or ,
rer'ent marriage.
We wish you ninny yr aro , t le- l
and happiness as yo,1 travel 111 't
highway together. May you find
much joy and sates. farlion a, vim
begirt your 1'fe together in thio
land of your chairs and in -r;
highest dreams be fulfillIrl In
years to come.
new
1he
We ask you to accept these rifts
as a token of our good wishes and
friendship.
SI,_nled on behalf nP Bxtutin 1r:nm
Forum.
Ill's. Curl Praetor, Richard Prnr•Iet'.
Frank Little. Mrs, Howard Wilkin -
son.
The honoured guests cm,rt
their heartfelt thanks for the kind-
ness expressed in the geuernns wel-
come given then in this community.
Euchre was played and rr4r, <b-
ments were served,
Civil Marriage Opposed
By Presbytery Meeting
A nomination meeting of the ;ores
hytery of Huron -Maitland tri., tie'r,tigr,r...
the Presbyterian .Church, Cilntrasr. ssc
Tuesdtsy.
1'ht following luminatinu.e e7a1Ja,
1ltade: Moderator 01' -.he l:er1H111'Sii
Assembly of the Presi,ytcwialot.
Church in Canada, Rev. A. '1 . Moe,
Kinnon, Littie Naln•ows, '+ineent-
Seotia; Moderator of the Rymer Rai"
T1-,,, lllrn and Loudon Rae. etkett
t 1/11•ia W 17 b nal: Seeret i,' - .ta5
enter .1i' Evangelism and Socket:.
Rev. iir. C. H. McDonald,
Lueknow: Secretary or Stows:cif,
and Budget Committee, Ra'
A. Neil Millar.
Cnmm`ssinners appointer) tr,-. the
f:rnl•re,l A.soeutbly were Rev..
Lane, Rev. G. A. Milne, P.:n•r. Perser-
Ferguson. Tiia eneselne of civil
marriage aroused considerable. :g -•-
cu sion. and a majority vete veva:
ttt t yr 1 ; bane; • tntoseci 'tut
,'1111
The United Church
"Now feith 1, tee ,nhstanc•a ter
t1,l•••1= 11111(1 for. the evidenee •lt
things not sarin." Hebrews Yi. Aft!
the morning worship in the tin{:el`
Church Mr. Wilson Rnotta nn t?w
Power of Chrisl:ia.n Faith in flee'
r; et tee. History 9.110 T1a*.�.�G'.
sated this frith. Practical titt'1 it to
rivipu with faith. The nirrninz an
them was "Hear my Prayer"' in '
eel; f, 1'd dist ,' t're'ed- Lreroute-
•• 1 Eliz a11.th ('111 1111' tOft
pstrts
At the turning service the e}ar
sane "Be stili my Soul" by SiheE9
The sermon was a study of Samaou...
IN MEMORIAM
In nteIil"ry 01' William G. -
strong who died one year egg -
1. 111' Lrnth'r
f"••1 of 11114 war` 1 of strife
To shine among the angels,
In f the- 'righter life,
Our hearts are filled with sorrow
And tears doth dine our eyes
But we will meet 11in1 once again.
In our home beyond the sides..
ern o1%, by 1.?s td'+ 1t•
s.ters, Mr,, M. J. Ward. Mrs. Deem -
Savage and Mrs. Wm. Gorsallta,.
Now as always parts and service are available for..till.101iver
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Plow Company.
All Goodison•Oliver dealers are equipped to serve you. Why r:
not drop in at the nearest Goodison•Oliver dealer today and
see how they are ready to help you.
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